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FOs by Beth:
Leaves of Change Shawl by Jenna Krupar
Leaves of Change Pattern Review:
- Clarity: 5 stars
- The simple, well-spaced format of the pattern makes it very easy to follow.
- Aesthetics: 5 stars
- The design is simple--in a good way! The photos are beautiful and the layout is clear.
- Charted/Written: 5 stars
- The pattern is both charted and written. I followed the charts, so I cannot speak to the written directions personally. I can say that the written directions were presented clearly.
- I REALLY loved the little piece above the first chart that said "Work the charts in this order..." I know I would have goofed up without that! I rarely look back to the written directions once I am into the charts.
- The charts were quite large and easy to see.
- Representative Pictures: 5 stars
- The photos are beautiful and show the shawl clearly and accurately!
Beeswax Hat by Amy van de Laar
Beeswax Hat Pattern Review:
- Clarity: 5 stars
- The pattern is very clear and easy to follow.
- There are links to videos of Lee Meredith's version of twisting stitches without a cable needle and without dropping stitches off of needles.
- Even if you have the printed copy and cannot follow the link to the videos, there are written tips and tricks which also clearly describe the cabling techniques. I appreciate Amy's consideration given to different types of learners--both those who need to read something as well as those who need to see and hear to learn.
- Aesthetics: 5 stars
- The pattern design is very cute and cohesive. Again, those little bee drawings just got me!
- I think the color choice in the pattern picture (gold) was well thought-through considering the nature (beeswax) of the pattern.
- Charted/Written: 5 stars
- The pattern is both charted and written. I followed the charts, so I cannot speak to the written directions personally. I can say that the written directions were presented clearly.
- The charts in this pattern were large and incredibly clear and easy to follow.
- Representative Pictures: 5 stars
- The photos are beautiful and show the hat clearly and accurately!
- The adorable little bee drawings make the photos unique and, honestly, are part of what drew me in initially!
WIPs by Beth:
Socks of my own design
- 716 Sock: Poster Child for Yuck colorway
- Held in a Stitched by Jessalu bag
- Spartickes Dyes Will & Grace Sock: Sally colorway
- Held in a Ploverbird bag
- White Birch Fiber Arts: Silly Little Unicorn Kit
- The rainbow bag is from Kicks and Giggles
- KnitPicks palette: various colorways
- Held in an Absolute Wonder bag
WIPs (Or HOs of HOs) by Kari:
Blubby fingerless gloves using Dream in Color Smooshy with Cashmere: It's a Sparkler
Stash Enhancement by Beth:
Beth purchased two skeins of Madelinetosh DK in the Modern Fair Isle colorway from Eat.Sleep.Knit. The yarn is for the Q3 challenge to knit something from your queue or favorites from the first year you were using ravelry. Beth will be making a Springtime Bandit shawl!
Our AMAZING logo was created by our friend Aaron!
